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Forever Elite (ft. Flash, Akron Hammer, Superman & Black Mamba)

Saturday, May 7, 2011

www.maxamillion711.com My first HD 24fps mix I made over the past 2 months of NBA 09-10 season. I mixed to a Travis Barker remix of "Drake - Forever." I finished this video right in time for the holiday season so I hope you all enjoy the video from wherever you may be. Merry Christmas! PS - Shout out to Michelle Beadle of ESPN's "SportsNation" for coining LBJ's nickname "Akron Hammer."

NBA TV Top 10: April 24th

Friday, May 6, 2011

NBA's Top 10 Plays for April 24th, 2011, featuring LeBron James, Josh Smith, Lou Williams, and more.

Ray Allen - 3 Point Machine

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Thanks to platinumchefindia for some of these highlights. Ray Allen Biography/Stats: Walter Ray Allen (born July 20, 1975), referred to as Ray Allen, is an American professional basketball player who is currently a free agent in the National Basketball Association. He has played professionally for the Milwaukee Bucks, Seattle SuperSonics, and the Boston Celtics. And collegiately at the University of Connecticut. One of the most accurate 3-point and free throw shooters in NBA history, he is a nine-time NBA All-Star and won an Olympic gold medal as a member of the 2000 United States Men's Basketball Team. Allen has acted in two films, including a co-starring role in the 1998 Spike Lee film He Got Game. Games Started: 1018 Games Played: 1022 Career Minutes Per Game: 37.1 Career Field Goal Percentage: .450 Career Three Point Field Goal Percentage: .396 Career Free Throw Percentage: .894 Career Rebounds Per Game: 4.3 Career Assists Per Game: 3.7 Career Steals Per Game: 1.2 Career Blocks Per Game: .2 Career Points Per Game: 20.5 Playoff Games Played: 101 Playoff Games Started: 101 Career Playoff Minutes Per Game: 39.5 Career Playoff Field Goal Percentage: .447 Career Playoff Three Point Field Goal Percentage: .402 Career Playoff Free Throw Percentage: .896 Career Playoff Rebounds Per Game: 4.0 Career Playoff Assists Per Game: 3.4 Career Playoff Steals Per Game: 1.1 Career Playoff Blocks Per Game: .3 Career Playoff Points Per Game: 19.5 Honors/Records: NBA Champion: 2008 All-NBA ...

Football: One Of America's Favorite Pastimes

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Football


Few sports have enthralled the nation as much as football. It is considered one of the most popular pastimes of this age. It is a great time for a guy to hang out with his buddies, drink a few beers, and enjoy watching a nice, manly sport. Many people like to choose a certain team to root for during the whole season. It gives a great sense of camaraderie - after all, there are thousands of people rooting for the same team as you.

Within the larger group of football fans, people who enjoy the sport are divided into subcategories. First, there are people who enjoy the NFL games. These are the most professional leagues, with the players who are selectively picked out of literally thousands. There are also people who prefer to watch college football. Both are exciting to watch. Which one you prefer depends on your background. For example, if you were involved with sports in your college, you will most likely be inclined to want to watch your former team compete.

At the beginning of the NFL football season, all of the teams are placed into a competition bracket. Every week, each team is paired up with another and they face off. The wins and losses are recorded, until the season progresses into the finals. The victorious teams who emerge from the finals compete together in the Super Bowl, the most highly anticipated gaming event of the year.

This is a very basic rundown of the fan following behind the sport. Football is a fun experience, whether you attend the games or just sit at home with your friends. It's an intense game, with lots of action. It has become one of the nation's favorite pastimes, and there is a good reason for it. So if you haven't been interested before, you should sit down and watch a game. You may find you enjoy it quite a bit.

Zidane Best Of DVD

Monday, April 4, 2011

Zidane un destin d'exception extrait dvd

How to Write Effective Sales Letters

Saturday, October 30, 2010


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Sales letters should be part of your marketing arsenal. Whether you are sending them through the mail or by email, a strong sales letter can capture your readers attention and excite them about a new product or service. That is, if you write a results-driven letter. There are some things you should know about making this traditional marketing tool more effective.

Understand your audience. Use the proper voice and tone for your letter based on the group that you are sending it to. Use a formal tone for older groups and a more casual one for a younger audience. Always address it to a real recipient.

Your sales letter should not be to a general recipient. You should know your customer, address the letter by name and understand why they might want to buy from you. Tailor your offers for groups like recent college graduates, new home or car purchasers or seniors and tailor the letter accordingly.

You have a tiny window of opportunity to grab your reader's attention. Be clear and up front on what your message is about, no later than the second paragraph. Be brief and to the point. You can add more detail further down in the letter or email.

Make sure you understand the benefits of your product or service. Tell them what they can gain by contacting you and buying. Focus on what the benefits are and don't just list the features of an item or service. "You can save them time, keep them from wasting money, help them stay organized". Understanding the recipients helps you focus on the benefits that are important to them.

Everyone is more decisive if they are given a deadline. Special offers that expire at a certain are more likely to be responded to than an open-ended offer. Providing a bonus free product if the prospect makes contact by the deadline is even more compelling.

Let the reader know what you expect them to do after reading the letter. This is your "call to action". Whether it is a call to your store, going to a Web site, or filling out and returning a form, don't expect the sales letter to make your sale. It is meant only to get the prospects attention. Work on the sale after they've taken that next step.

Your letter should not be more than one-page, easy to read and professional. Proofread well for spelling and proper grammar. Use good graphic design, plenty of white space (blank areas), bullet points and italics or bold print to call attention to particular details. Emphasize key points and remember to end with the next step or "call to action".

The Team - Rumors (Episode 8)

Friday, October 29, 2010

Season 1 The team doesnt wait for explanations before going on strike after finding out about their allowances. Their first suspect is Coach. They gang up and match to the Administration block to demand for their money. Coach and his assistant try to calm the team down but they are too agitated to listen. Johari tries to talk some sense into them but they shoot her down. There are ideas to burn the place down. The accountant - who happens to be Mr. Bukenyas relative-, is arrested and calm returns.

Why is Sports Psychology So Important in Sports Today?

Monday, October 25, 2010


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No one really talked about applied sport psychology until recently, but it has been known in one form or another for almost as long as people have played professional sports. It used to be called gamesmanship. Basically, in its most basic form, it is about psyching out your opponents while building yourself up. Sports psychologists talk about the importance of being in the zone and of creating an intimidating presence on the field. Once you have the momentum, as long as you can stay with it you can usually win. Although there are games that are a tossup until the very last moment, many games are decided within the first few minutes of play. What decides these games?

The psychology of sports is interesting not only to professional athletes, but to anyone with an interest in the mind, especially if they are into the psychology of peak performance. You see, it involves many elements. Part of it is about competitive thinking, but it starts way before the teams get to the field. In essence, sports psychology is about winning, and winning requires dedication at every stage of the game.

If you wait until you play a match to apply the principles of sports psychology, you probably won't do really well. Before that point, you need to have a winning attitude or else you will not be prepared. Training is one of the most important and difficult areas to apply to it. You have to keep your energy up each and every moment of each and every practice, or you will not be able to win. This requires all kinds of mental tricks. Sports training methods, in fact, involve many psychological techniques such as visualization, the chanting of positive phrases to create a positive attitude, and even meditation to enhance focus.

Although it is a new field, the opportunities for people with sports psychology degrees are growing every day. Many of the most successful teams in professional sports employ sports psychologists, and although they get very little of the glory, they are instrumental behind the scenes. Sports psychology is no longer a set of folksy tricks used by athletes to intimidate each other. Instead, it is an essential component of athletic training, athletic matches, and an athletic lifestyle. The psychology of sport and exercise is even used in gyms to help normal everyday people with their workout routines. Once you become aware of psychology sports, you can see it everywhere.